The Divided Future - Dayat Suryana

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Autor: Dayat Suryana

Editorial: Dayat Suryana Independent

Año: 12/10/2026

ISBN: 9798237825527

Encuadernación: Tapa blanda

Páginas: 304 pp.

Idioma: eng

EAN: 9798237825527


THE FUTURE WAS NEVER MEANT TO BELONG TO ONE SPECIES.
In a distant future, humanity has built machines so advanced that the line between human and artificial life has almost disappeared.
But instead of bringing peace, progress has created a new division. Humans fear the machines. Machines distrust humanity. Ancient civilizations guard secrets capable of reshaping reality itself.
And beyond them all lies the Source, a mysterious force capable of opening the door to countless possible worlds.
Elian Vale is an ordinary young man living in a civilization already standing on the edge of collapse. When an ancient power awakens beneath the divided city, Elian discovers that his existence is connected to a secret neither humans nor machines were ever meant to uncover.
Soon, he is forced to leave everything he knows behind.
Alongside unlikely allies, including an evolving machine intelligence, ancient beings, and survivors from civilizations thought to be enemies, Elian must cross worlds filled with forgotten technology, strange powers, impossible creatures, and the ruins of civilizations destroyed by their own ambition.
But an ancient enemy is awakening. The Architects want control. The machines want survival. The humans want freedom. And something older than all of them is watching.
As war spreads across worlds, Elian discovers that the greatest threat is not the enemy standing before him.
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